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Gazette No 81 No. 81 XLV No. 81 Published by Authority Monday 14th September 2020 GOVERNMENT NOTICES The following Government Notices are published by Order of the President. ——————— No. 701 of 2020 GAZETTE SUPPLEMENTS The following Order and Regulations are published as Legal Supplements to this number of the Official Gazette. Gazette Description Price 81 Land Reclamation (Retrospective Authority) (No.10) Order, 2020. (S.I. 129 of 2020) 1.15 Elections (Amendment of Schedule 3) Regulations, 2020. (S.I. 130 of 2020) 4.50 Elections (Code of Conduct of Election Observers) Regulations, 2020. (S.I. 131 of 2020) 4.50 ——————— No. 702 of 2020 ELECTIONS ACT (Cap 262) APPOINTMENT OF ELECTORAL OFFICERS In exercise of powers conferred by section 3(1) of the Elections Act 1995, the Electoral Commission hereby appoints, for the purpose of conducting the Presidential and National Assembly Election 2020 — ELECTORAL OFFICERS BY ELECTORAL AREA Anse Aux Pins - MOREL Guy, Pierre Baie Lazare - FINESSE Alain, Roussel Anse Boileau - ZIALOR Donald, Jules Baie Ste Anne - THELERMONT Steve, Elvis Anse Etoile - D’OFFAY Jean-Paul, Edgar, Beau Vallon - JULIETTE Andy, James George Bel Air - COOPOOSAMY Olive, Patrick Anse Royale - BARBE Hubert, Harry Bel Ombre - SOURIS Jerry, Gerard, Joseph Au Cap - ACCOUCHE Bennet, Duncan Cascade - ESPARON Ramona, Lydia 638 English River - AH-TIVE Jerina, Beryl, Port Glaud - HOAREAU Steve, Terry Fock Yawe Yee Pointe Larue - ROUILLON Giselle, Marie- Grand Anse Mahe - MEIN Francoise, Lisette Claude Grand Anse Praslin - ROUSSEAU Stephen, Roche Caiman - SOUFFE Allex, Julbert Harold Inner Islands - MATHIOT Justin, Pierre Saint Louis - JULIE Elvis, David Ile Perseverance - LOIZEAU Charles, Takamaka - DESAUBIN Maria, Linda, Donald, Rodney Chantal Les Mamelles - DE LETOURDIE Helena Isabelle Dated this 10th day of September, 2020. Mont Buxton - QUATRE Percy, Ralph Mont Fleuri - DIDON Felix, Nelson Mrs. Manuella Amesbury CHIEF ELECRTORAL OFFICER Plaisance - DAUBAN Philip, Thomas ELECTORAL COMMISSION ——————— No. 703 of 2020 ELECTIONS ACT (Cap 262) APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY ELECTORAL OFFICERS In exercise of powers conferred by section 3(1) of the Elections Act 1995, the Electoral Commission hereby appoints, for the purpose of conducting the Presidential and National Assembly Election 2020 — DEPUTY ELECTORAL OFFICERS BY ELECTORAL AREA Anse Aux Pins Baie Ste Anne GENTILE Bibiane, Nella SERVINA Andre, Joyce DIDON Florence, Geralda UZICE Irena, Meltanne CECILE Gretton, Felix Beau vallon Anse Boileau SULLIVAN Lynda, Mary ZELIA Anselma, Marie-Rose, Mavis MALBROOK Melinda, Anne-Marie CONFAIT Nelson, William WONG Phillipe, Sylveste BELLE Phillippe, Germain Bel Air GOPAL Marie-Therese Anse Etoile DENIS Bernadette, Dubedah SERVINA Tania, Brina NOURRICE Garry, Kevin Bel Ombre PAYET Claire, Veronique COOPOOSAMY Doris, Jill FRANCHETTE Ruth, Jeanine Anse Royale ALBEST Janita, Marinette Cascade ADELA Joseph, Jean LABROSSE Wilna, Marieta ZIALOR Marie-Celine Au Cap English River RENE Florida, Hyacinthe, Agnes CHETTY Errol, Lincol WOODRUFF Chantal, Ida, Sheila MONNAIE Bernard, Francois Baie Lazare Glacis PAYET Marie-Andree, Doreen, Jeane ADRIEN Wilfred PALCONIT Rapunzel, Catherina, Hilda VICTOR Jacqueline, Marie 639 Grand Anse Mahe Port Glaud HARRAY Edwige, Marie LAFLEUR Sylvianne, Samantha MELLIE Romia, Ginny BONIFACE Flavie Grand Anse Praslin Roche Caiman LANGUILA Linda, Cecily LAGRENADE Wilhem, Jeffrey SAMEDI Rosie, Charlette POOL Anne, Magdelene Saint Louis Inner Islands LOZE Judanne, Elizabeth, Ostinia ERNESTA Deborah, Patricia ROBERT Jimy, Georgie MONTHY Maxime, Gabriel Takamaka Ile Perseverance ZELIME Edwina, Anne-Marie MARIA Myra, Azele LOW-TOY Naddy, Joan, Georgette ZELIME Justin, MacDonald ROSE Marie-Sally, Christiane, Macda Les Mamelles All Electoral Areas THESEE Mario, Julien, Damien ADRIEN Wilfred ORPHEE Ranjan, Dhilip VOLCERE Marie, Clena UZICE Irena, Meltanne Mont Buxton MONTHY Maxime, Gabriel JULIE Bernadette, Suzanne COOPOOSAMY Olive, Patrick MILIUS Gerard, Gilbert JULIE Elvis, David DIDON Florence, Geralda Mont Fleuri D'OFFAY Jean-Paul, Edgar, George GERTRUDE Jacqueline, Barbara, Doreen FINESSE Alain, Roussel ROSETTE Lynn, Marjorie JULIETTE Andy, James ROUILLON Marie-Claude Plaisance ERNESTA Deborah,Patricia FURNEAU Marie, Bernadette, Jeanne, Renee MEIN Francoise, Lisette NALLETAMBY Vania, Celice DURUP Christina, Therese Dated this 11th day of September, 2020. Pointe Larue Mrs. Manuella Amesbury TAMBARA Myrna, Jeanne-D'Arc CHIEF ELECRTORAL OFFICER ADELA Stephanie, Marie ELECTORAL COMMISSION ——————— No. 704 of 2020 COMPANIES ACT 1972 NOTICE SECTION 305 Take NOTICE that at the expiration of THREE MONTHS from this date the Company listed below will, unless cause is shown to the contrary, be STRUCK OFF the Register of Companies. COMPANY NO: COMPANY NAME 8411495-2 LITTLE RASCALS (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 8422361-1 ASARY GROUP LTD 848570-1 LEAL EQUIPMENT COMPAGNIE (SEYCHELLES) LTD Dated this 14th August, 2020. FRED HOAREAU (MR) DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES ——————— 640 No. 705 of 2020 COMPANIES ACT 1972 NOTICE SECTION 305 NOTICE is hereby given that the Companies listed below have been STRUCK OFF the register of Companies and will be dissolved from the date of publication of this notice. COMPANY NO: COMPANY NAME 847076-2 REMIT NOW (SEYCHELLES) (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED 8411090-1 LA POINTE INVESTMENTS LIMITED 844755-1 AVML CAPITAL LIMITED 8410394-1 ROCK HOLDINGS LIMITED 500619-1 SUN RESORTS (SEYCHELLES) LIMITED 380562-1 GENERAL AND MARINE SERVICES LIMITED Dated this 19th August, 2020. FRED HOAREAU (MR) DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES ——————— No. 706 of 2020 COMPANIES ACT 1972 NOTICE SECTION 305 NOTICE is hereby given that the Companies listed below have been STRUCK OFF the register of Companies and will be dissolved from the date of publication of this notice. COMPANY NO: COMPANY NAME 849106-1 AUSTRALAIR GSA (SEYCHELLES) LIMITED 841105-1 HABITAT SYSTEM (SEYCHELLES) LIMITED 8423480-1 SOUTH EDEN LIMITED 8413760-1 GREEN OAK INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED 843162-1 BRILLIANT COVE COMPANY LIMITED 8417044-1 CASSC CONNECT LIMITED Dated this 2nd September, 2020. FRED HOAREAU (MR) REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES ——————— No. 707 of 2020 INSURANCE ACT (Act 11 of 2008) Sections 10(1) and 120(1)(d) Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 120(1)(d) of the Insurance Act, 2008 (the Act), that Ms. Rebecca Rudie Hoareau on behalf of SACOS Group Ltd. and SACOS Life Assurance Company Ltd., has been registered to act as life insurance sub-agent, pursuant to Section 10(1) of the Act, with effect from 31st August, 2020. Financial Services Authority ——————— 641 No. 708 of 2020 INSURANCE ACT, 2008 (Act 11 of 2008) Notice for Registration of Insurance Sub-Agent In accordance with section 120(1)(d) of the Insurance Act, 2008 (Act 11 of 2008) notice is hereby given that on the 31st day of August, 2020 Ms. Rebecca Rudie Hoareau has been registered to act as general insurance sub-agent. Financial Services Authority ——————— No. 709 of 2020 INSURANCE ACT, 2008 (Act 11 of 2008) Notice for Registration of Insurance Sub-Agent In accordance with section 120(1)(d) of the Insurance Act, 2008 (Act 11 of 2008) notice is hereby given that on the 31st day of August, 2020 Ms. Rebecca Rudie Hoareau has been registered to act as life insurance sub-agent. Financial Services Authority ——————— No. 710 of 2020 FOUNDATIONS ACT Section 99(1) Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 99(1) of the Foundations Act, 2009 that the names of the below foundations will be struck off the register unless payment of annual fees and all penalty fees are paid within 90 days from 4th September, 2020. Foundation Name Reg. No. THE BAOBAB FOUNDATION 220 The Blue Sky Foundation 548 Skyland Fortune Foundation 724 Blue Ocean Foundation 807 Financial Services Authority ——————— No. 711 of 2020 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMPANIES ACT (Act 15 of 2016) Sections 272(1)(b)(ii) and 272(2)(b) Notice is hereby given in accordance with section 272(2)(b) of the International Business Companies Act, 2016 (the Act) that the following companies will be struck off the register at the expiration of 60 days from the date of this publication, pursuant to section 272(1)(b)(ii) of the Act. Company Name IBC No. Powering International Ltd 126232 Waiheke Ltd 73129 Financial Services Authority ——————— 642 No. 712 of 2020 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMPANIES ACT (Act 15 of 2016) Sections 272(1)(b)(ii) and 272(2)(b) Notice is hereby given in accordance with section 272(2)(b) of the International Business Companies Act, 2016 (the Act) that Kemink Holdings Ltd. No. 185582 will be struck off the register at the expiration of 60 days from the date of this publication, pursuant to section 272(1)(b)(ii) of the Act. Financial Services Authority ——————— No. 713 of 2020 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMPANIES ACT (Act 15 of 2016) Section 272(4) Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 272(4) of the International Business Companies Act, 2016 that the following companies have been struck off the register with effect from 26th August, 2020. Company Name IBC No. Marylebone Investments Limited 148393 TIMEWISE HOLDINGS LIMITED 81887 ZING LIFE ASSURANCE PCC 210290 Financial Services Authority ——————— No. 714 of 2020 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMPANIES ACT (Act 15 of 2016) Section 272(4) Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 272(4) of the International Business Companies Act, 2016 that the following companies have been struck off the register with effect from 31st August, 2020. Company Name IBC No. Afritech Limited 114859 PANABI BUSINESS LTD. 93216 Prime Strategies Ltd 190917 Alpari IDC Corp.
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